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Storage for Artists Session at the June 23 Creative Storage Conference (SM)

 

Registration closes June 19, 2016

 

San Jose, CA, June 13, 2016—A session on Storage for Artists looks at digital storage in professional media and entertainment workflows on June 23, 2016 during the Creative Storage Conference (SM) (CS 2016) held at the DoubleTree Hotel West Los Angeles in Culver City, CA.

 

Following is information on this session:

Storage for Artists: Challenges and Opportunities in Post Production Storage

The vast pool of captured and created content requires sophisticated and high quality storage to support video editing and other post-production tasks. However post-production requires streaming video quality and latencies that are very different from traditional enterprise storage.  In addition, economic factors favor the creation of more collaborative workflows that span distance and time and create greater demand for networked and on-line storage, archiving working content, as well as more semiconductor storage to speed performance.  This session examines the challenges facing post-production storage, with reports from end-users, and storage developers. Find out what is required now and what is projected for the future.

 

Moderator: Jim DeFilippis, TMS Consulting

Speakers:

*  Alex Grossman, Symply

*  Ed Harper, Avid

*  Aaron Edell, Graymeta

*  Paul Evans, Daystrom Technology Group

 

Panelists:

*  Jeffrey Stansfield, Advantage Video Systems

*  Jeff Kember, Google Cloud Storage

*  Andy Darcy, Harmonic

 

The tenth annual Creative Storage Conference and exhibits bring together the vendors, end users, researchers and visionaries who are focused on the growing storage demands of HD, UltraHD, 4K and HDR film production and how it is affecting every stage of the production process from content capture, editing and archiving to content distribution. The preliminary conference agenda is posted on the conference web site at https://www.creativestorage.org/

Early conference registration is open to June 19, 2016.  Registration at the door will be more expensive.  To register, visit this link:  http://www.creativestorage.org/2016Register.htm

 

Corporate sponsors and exhibitors include Active Storage, Advantage Video Systems, Cloudian, Google, HGST, Harmonnic, Micron, NooBaa, PSSC Labs, Quantum, SGL, Sony, Spectra Logic, SwiftStack, Symply, Visuality Systems and Xendata.  Media and Organization Sponsors include the AMIA, Bright Blue Innovations Intl., Broadcast Beat, Colonial Purchasing, Coughlin Associates, DCIA, Digital Cinema Society, Digital Production Buzz, Drive Trust Alliance, Entertainment Technology Center (USC), Drive Trust Alliance, Entertainment Storage Alliance, Flash Memory Summit, HDDFA, Home Toys/AVSystems, Los Angeles Post Production Group, M&E Tech, MESS, Parks Associates, Popnetmedia, Post Magazine, PostPerspective, Postproduction.com, ProductionHub.com, RDC, reviewster, SATA-io, STA, SMPTE, SNIA, Tech Target, The Broadcast Bridge, Trusted Computing Group and The Shindler Perspective.

 

 

A few Sponsorships and exhibit opportunities are still available for the 2016 Creative Storage Conference. Information on the sponsorship and exhibit opportunities are available at  http://www.creativestorage.org/2016Exhibitors.htm.    

 

For additional information on the conference, call 408-202-5098 or email [email protected].

 

The Creative Storage Conference is put on by the Entertainment Storage Alliance (www.entertainmentstorage.org) and Coughlin Associates (www.tomcoughlin.com).

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